Oh dear...on to tennis now. Hope they'll be back.

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latebloomer
Oh dear...on to tennis now. Hope they'll be back.

They'll be back at 22.30.

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latebloomer
Oh dear...on to tennis now. Hope they'll be back.

This is BBC2 full schedule for today : [www.bbc.co.uk]

Stones will be here at 22h30 (UK time) !

The Stones are on stage at 9.30. If anything is allowed to be shown at that time it will be on the live stream on the BBC website, NOT on BBC2.

BBC2 have a TV programme starting at 10.30 which goes on until 2 a.m. At some time during this programme they will feature the Stones' set or however much of it they are allowed to show.

Good luck with the proxies!

Watching the web site stream now using [mediahint.com]

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Green Lady
The Stones are on stage at 9.30. If anything is allowed to be shown at that time it will be on the live stream on the BBC website, NOT on BBC2.

BBC2 have a TV programme starting at 10.30 which goes on until 2 a.m. At some time during this programme they will feature the Stones' set or however much of it they are allowed to show.

Good luck with the proxies!

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Install Mediahint for Firefox. WOrking for me in India.

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Elvis Costello closed his set with a great version of Out Of Time...cool version!

Here are the songs performed on the broadcast:
01. MISS YOU
02. MIDNIGHT RAMBLER
03. 2000 LIGHT YEARS FROM HOME
04. SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL
05. START ME UP
06. TUMBLING DICE
07. BROWN SUGAR
08. YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT
09. (I CAN'T GET NO) SATISFACTION

The Rolling Stones at Glastonbury: 2.5 million watched on BBC TV


Richard Johnson/NME

A peak audience of 2.5 million people tuned in to BBC Two to watch The Rolling Stones' historic Glastonbury set on Saturday (June 29).

Official figures from the BBC said that 1.4 million people watched Arctic Monkeys' set at its height on Friday night (June 28). The BBC are streaming performances from the six main stages live online and have confirmed that one million unique visitors have watched their coverage during Friday and Saturday – up 87 per cent on 2011.

The Rolling Stones last night made their debut appearance at Worthy Farm on the Pyramid Stage on the second day of Glastonbury 2013. The set included 'Gimme Shelter', 'Paint It, Black' and 'Brown Sugar' and the encore included 'You Can't Always Get What You Want', where the band were joined by an all-female choir. They finished with '(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction', at which point red ticker tape was released above the crowd.

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Elvis Costello closed his set with a great version of Out Of Time...cool version!

Here are the songs performed on the broadcast:
01. MISS YOU
02. MIDNIGHT RAMBLER
03. 2000 LIGHT YEARS FROM HOME
04. SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL
05. START ME UP
06. TUMBLING DICE
07. BROWN SUGAR
08. YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU WANT
09. (I CAN'T GET NO) SATISFACTION

Elvis also done out of time at the birmingham concert and it was an excellent version, got the whole crowd going.

More Keith and Ronnie posing undoubtedly... We are on TV you know...

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Powerage
More Keith and Ronnie posing undoubtedly... We are on TV you know...

And more focused playing - FAR more focused playing. Just listen, man! You don't have to watch it with your sound turned off

True ><

The Rolling Stones‘ Glastonbury headline set was watched by a peak audience of 2.5 million

2.5m tune into The Rolling Stones’ Glastonbury headline set
By Live4ever - Posted on 01 Jul 2013 at 7:28am

The Rolling Stones‘ Glastonbury headline set was watched by a peak audience of 2.5 million when a portion of it was aired live on BBC Two on Saturday night.

It had been reported negotiations between the Stones and the BBC over how much of their performance could be broadcast had been ongoing just hours before the band were due to take to the stage, but in the end ‘Miss You‘ was the song to mark the start of the BBC’s coverage, which continued on to the storming encore of ‘You Can’t Always Get What You Want‘ and ‘(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction‘.

On Friday, 1.4 million tuned in for the Arctic Monkeys’ set, which went out on a slight delay in its entirety.



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Another one, from guardian.co.uk (John Plunkett)

"Rolling Stones' Glastonbury show pulls in 2.6 million viewers on BBC2

Mick Jagger's appearance made it the biggest peak audience for any of the BBC's coverage of the annual music festival

They played hits including Midnight Rambler, which was just about the time the Rolling Stones finished on BBC2, but it didn't stop a peak audience of 2.6 million viewers watching the band's first-ever Glastonbury appearance.

Viewers were only treated to around half of the Rolling Stones' set, but it included highlights such as Sympathy for the Devil – complete with flaming phoenix – and an encore featuring You Can't Always Get What You Want and (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction.

BBC2's Saturday night Glastonbury programme, which included Mick Jagger and co, averaged 1.3 million viewers, a 15.5% share, between 10.30pm and 1am, with a five-minute peak of 2.6 million.

It made BBC2 the most popular channel late on Saturday outside of BBC1 which was showing Bruce Willis sequel, Die Hard with a Vengeance (which averaged 2.8 million viewers, a 19.4% share).

It was also the BBC's biggest peak audience for any of its Glastonbury coverage after it promised viewers and listeners an "Olympic-sized" experience from this year's festival.

It beat Sunday night's closing BBC2 programme from the festival, featuring final night headliners Mumford & Sons, which peaked with 2.2 million viewers and had an average of 853,000 viewers (9.3%) between 10pm and 2am.

BBC3 peaked with nearly a million viewers for its Friday night Glastonbury programme, featuring Dizzee Rascal and Foals. It averaged 744,000 (3.7%) between 9pm and 10.30pm, with a five-minute peak of 931,000."

I have recorded the bbc concert in hd and the sound is far thinner than on the iplayer. The bbc iplayer download sounds amazing. In fact the band have never sounded better. Can anyone explain a possible reason?



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Amazingly, this full BBC broadcast is still going strong. The YouTube uploader shrewdly removed any evidence of BBC involvement, so perhaps that's why. In the Jumping Jack Flash video, there was a BBC network logo on the top left of the screen, but in the clip below even the BBC commentators have been edited out, so this clip appears to be flying under the radar, for now.